Haro

Outstanding in the historic-artistic heritage of this town in La Rioja are: the Basilica of Nuestra Señora de Haro, with its Baroque high altar; the Palace of the Counts of Haro, also Baroque; Beldaña Palace, a good example of Spanish Plateresque dating from the 16th century; Santo Tomás Church; the Municipal Archive, with documentation going ...

Hecho

The county was founded on the Hecho valley (also spelled Echo), which would later become the Kingdom of Aragon. The main characteristic of this valley is the magnificence of its natural environment.

La Seu d'Urgell

Situated at the confluence of the rivers Valira and Segre and overlooked to the southeast by the spectacular Sierra de Cadí mountains, La Seu d’Urgell is the most important city in the northern part of the province of Lleida.

Simancas

At a strategic location on the banks of the river Pisuerga stands the castle of Simancas, from the 15th century, considered to be one of the most important in Spain and which is an emblematic feature of the town.

Sineu

The village of Sineu still preserves to this day vestiges of its noble history.

Sóller

The municipality of Sóller takes up a valley in Sierra Tramontana, delimited by the sea. On a journey aboard the famous Sóller train, we can admire the beautiful scenery formed by citrus and olive orchards.

Soria

In a natural spot presided over the River Duero is Soria, a city which houses an important Romanesque group of buildings in its medieval streets, as well as splendid examples of civil architecture.

Sos del Rey Católico

In the historic region of the Cinco Villas It is located 120 kilometres from the city of Zaragoza, and the old town has been declared a Site of Cultural Interest.

Taravilla

In the vicinity of the lagoon of Taravilla, in the course of the Upper Tajo river, we find the town of the same name.

Tarazona

Tarazona is the fourth city in the Zaragoza region. It is situated at the foot of the Moncayo mountain and at a crossroads of Aragón, Navarre, Castilla y Leon and La Rioja.

Tarifa

This is the southernmost end of the Peninsula. Open to the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, the city has vast beaches, furiously lashed by east winds.

Tarragona

In Tarragona, a City declared World Heritage, history comes out of the books and is enjoyed at every step.

Taüll

World Heritage Paintings

Teguise

Teguise, the former capital of the island of Lanzarote, is set within the incredible volcanic landscape formed by ancient craters and rivers of solidified lava. Much of the island's history is reflected in its historic center, a whitewashed hamlet where beautiful examples of popular and noble architecture meet.

Tejeda

Tejeda is the home of the Nublo rock, the symbol of Gran Canary.

Telde

Telde is in the northeastern part of the island, sitting on a fertile plain.

Tembleque

Tembleque is about 60 kilometres from the city of Toledo. This typical La Mancha village has been declared Property of Cultural Interest for its singular Plaza Mayor Square.

Teror

Teror is an important centre of religion and pilgrimage.

Terrassa

In the region of Vallès Occidental, Barcelona, we find the town of Terrassa. The backdrop of this ancient Roman municipality is made up of the mountains from Muntanya de Monserrat Nature Reserve, and Sant Llorenç del Munt i L´Obac Nature Reserve.

Teruel

Built on high ground in the south of Aragon, Teruel preserves an important medieval legacy in its historic centre. The cathedral tower, along with those of San Salvador, San Martín and San Pedro are the jewels of a group of Mudejar monuments declared a World Heritage Site.

Teulada

Teulada, a municipality with and old wine-growing tradition, is located in the region of Marina Alta, Alicante. Magnificent beaches and coves are some of Moraira's best attractions. ...

Tías

Tías, a town located in south central Lanzarote, is one of the principal tourist centres on the island. As well as the lure of the picturesque villages of the interior, immersed in a matchless volcanic landscape, there are excellent tourist facilities available along the coast.

Tirig

El Toboso

Famous for being the literary home town of Dulcinea, lover of Don Quixote de La Mancha, El Toboso has a great many charming corners and traditional buildings of masonry and whitewashed walls.

Toledo

Christians, Muslims and Jews. Followers of the three religions lived side by side for centuries and left their mark in Toledo. It is one of Spain’s most interesting and intriguing cities, where you can see a Gothic cathedral, a 10th century mosque and two synagogues in the space of just a few metres.

Tordesillas

A former defensive bastion against Muslim invasion, its most representative building is the Royal Monastery of Santa Clara, a palace built by King Alfonso XI in 1350 and converted into a convent by his son, Pedro I the Cruel.

Toro

An enormously important town declared to be a Historic-Artistic Site. Its strategic position gave rise to it being a site of conflict between Christians and Muslims, a court of kings and the capital of the province in the 19th century.

Torre del Mar

A major tourist centre on the Costa del Sol

Torreblanca

Torrenostra Beach and the El Prat Nature Reserve are the two main attractions in this village in the province of Castellón.

Torredembarra

Torredembarra is a town on the Costa Daurada that enjoys the privilege of having one of the few remaining natural beaches in Catalonia, Els Muntanyans, which contains semi-mobile dunes and saltwater lagoons.

Torrelaguna

It is the place where the founder of Alcalá de Henares University, Cardinal Cisneros, was born. He promoted the construction of several monuments in Torrelaguna. Its old town has been declared Property of Cultural Interest.

Torrelavega

The second largest city in Cantabria.

Torremolinos

A place of settlement of the oldest civilizations in the Mediterranean, Torremolinos is today one of the Costa del Sol's prime destinations. The excellent coastline, combined with the pleasant climate, are just some of the attractions this Andalusian town offers.

Torrevieja

Torrevieja is a tourist town whose life revolves around the sea and the production of salt. Its two huge salt mines, La Mata y Torrevieja, are surrounded by modern housing estates.

Torrijos

A town of much economic potential, whose foundation dates back to Roman times. Its main monument is the Collegiate Church of Santísimo Sacramento, from the 16th century, which has a magnificent façade and a wonderful high reredos.

Torroella de Montgri

Torroella de Montgrí is six kilometres from the sea, and its old town is surrounded by walks following the old Roman defensive wall, remains of which can still be seen.